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Warning 9/30/2009 3:22:09 PM e1yexpress 27 None
Intel(R) 82567LM Gigabit Network Connection Link has been disconnected.
I have a wired connection and I can still surf the Internet, but sometimes the connection slows.
any idea how to fix this?
Are the times of the warning the same time when your laptop might be going into a standby state or shutting down components to save power. If the warnings are being recorded when you are not using the laptop, then you might not need to worry.
When you say the connection slows, do you mean you see the rate of your connection dropping, or do you mean that sometimes getting your data takes longer? If you mean the latter, then the slow down might be caused by something outside of your network. Even if the connection drops while you are active, you probably wouldn't notice a difference in the time it takes to get your data from the Internet.You are probably just seeing the normal Internet slow downs most of us see.
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It looks like Intel PRO/1000 software (at least 14.6 and 14.7) try to switch to lower speed as part of power saver mode. On most of Cisco switches it causes renegotiation and spanning tree protocol recalculation which causes port unavailability for about 30 seconds. Driver which comes with Windows Server 2008 R2 x64 has an option which disables attempts to save power but it disappears with PROset software installation
Changing this "Feature" fixed the issue:
Error: E6400 systems Ethernet card disconnects after LCD screen turns off
Solution: Run Regedit.exe. Click on computer. From menu select edit/find. Search for SipsEnabled Change from 1 to 0. Press F3 to search for next until all are changed. Reboot
i can't find that key on my win7 x64. yet the error come up regulary.
can you provide the exact location of this key?
You do not have to use the registry editor. You can configure the SipsEnabled setting using the System Idle Power Saver(SIPS) in the Advanced tab in the device properties in Windows Device manager. If you have Intel(R) PROSet installed, then look in the Power Management tab for Reduce link speed during system idle. The screen shots below show SIPS locations for both cases. If you do not have a SIPS configuration option, then the driver for that network connection does not support SIPS in that operating system (or maybe you need to update the driver.)
Above shows SIPS property when only the base driver is installed.
Below shows SIPS property when Intel(R) PROSet for Windows Device Manager is installed.
Thanks for the tip. Works well when the user is allready using the system. But when you SYSPREP a system it removes that setting, the default setting is set back it sipsenabled=0 which is power save mode . So you need to load a reg file on first log on or in setup.cmd to change this to 1.
Intel should change the default to power save off.
14.7 version of the software doesn't have that option. So where's the reg key?
The driver files I have checked so far (at least in the newest versions) do indeed have SipsEnabled set to "0" by default. However, "0" is the setting for Disabled. Are you experiencing the opposite? What is your driver version and OS?
win7 x64 ultimate. driver version 184.108.40.206
I am guessing that you have a Intel(R) 82567LM-3 Gigabit Network Connection, right? That is different than the Intel(R) 82567LM Gigabit Network Connection. There is no SipsEnabled option for that connection in Windows 7 for Intel(R) 82567LM-3 Gigabit Network Connection.
Some network connections support System Idle Power Saver and some do not. The setting only appears for network connection and OS combinations that have support for the option. Any network connection or adapter that does not show the setting does not have support for the option or does not have support for the option in that OS.
i'm not really concerned about having that option i'm concerned about my card dropping the link very frequently.
it's not my wiring as i have the same machine @ work and @ home. same behaviour on both.
Again, installing PROSet 14.7 onto DQ45CB with 82567LM-3 causes network connection issues. Microsoft's driver 10.5.1.0 dated 21.10.2008 does not. All PROSets starting from 14.3 have same behavior on Windows Server 2008 R2 (tried up to 14.5 on RC and 14.6 and 14.7 on RTM)
thank you, Max! went back to v10.5.1.0 and errors stopped and more importantly media streaming to WDTV(Live) is back to normal!
I can confirm this issue (I'm using DQ45EK). After a while, 82567LM-3 drops to 10mbps, and even manually setting it to higher, the link is limited to 10 mbps. After reboot it works again with correct speed.
With Microsoft's driver it works as it should, but otherwise I'd rather use PROSet - Intel or anyone, are <14.3 PROSets stable enough or is the Microsoft's driver the recommended one?


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It sounds like he should have shot the prosecutor...
Most people would likely be sorely tempted to take a pot shot at a car carrying people who tried to break in to your house with a crowbar.This article caused my stereotypes to kick in regarding the residency status of the burglar and the at large accomplice who drove the get-away car.
I don´t think even Texas would allow shooting a fleeing suspect.
To expect the victim to quit going after the perpetrator once the tables have turned goes against human nature.
Sounds like the locals at least have a little sense and are sympathetic to the guy´s situation. Some disagree, but I believe that anyone who attempts to take what belongs to another - no matter what it is - should understand that they no longer deserve the civility we normally treat others with. I REALLY don´t want to go down the UK´s road, as they are apparently expected to stand passively by while they are robbed blind or assaulted - not gonna happen here.
Drag ´em back onto your property and give them your throw down.Carefully wrap it in their cold dead hand.We have rules and procedures for these things in Texas.
Deadly force is only permitted in defense of yourself or another person, or in some states to prevent a person from entering your home or vehicle. This is what I teach in CCW courses.Once the criminal is fleeing and no longer a threat, you must stop your use of deadly force. I am a GREAT supporter of self defense and CCW is the solution to much of our crime problems. HOWEVER - there are reasonable limits on deadly force that are necessary for a civil society.In some cases, for example Miami in the 80s and 90s, the rules were bent by the jury pool because they were sick of the rampant violent crime. Then and there, it was basically if the dead guy had a rap sheet and the shooter did not, end of review by the prosecutor because he knew that the jury pool would not convict a honest person who shot a bad guy, regardless of circumstances.Most jurisdictions today are far from that violent mess, and we demand more care in application of deadly force. In MUCH of the country, this knucklehead would spend a good bit of time in jail, which would be wrong. I think he got fairly treated for stepping WELL over the line.
May the judge suffer gravely from a home invasion.
If he was a cop, he would have received a commendation.
Once the criminal is fleeing and no longer a threat, you must stop your use of deadly force.Except when the police fire at a moving vehicle. If they can do it then so should I be able to.
Let this be a lesson. Next time, wait in silence, allow them to break in and then blow them away.Nobody is going to question that!
That´s exactly what we were taught in the CC class I took recently, #7. If you are in fear of your life or those of others shooting is justified, shooting at someone who is running away isn´t. Leave that sort of thing to the police.Mrs. Cow
To my mind, the problem with shooting at a fleeing car is that if you miss, that bullet is going to go some place. There is no telling where. Whatever damage you cause could be costly, especially if you wound or kill a neighbor.
The advice by #6 to tamper with evidence and lie to the police is not "how they do it in Texas". It´s a felony, and the police can easily prove that they are being lied to in this kind of situation.Once you or the person you are trying to protect is no longer in danger of imminent bodily harm, you cannot shoot in self defense. It´s the cops´ job to find the perp, charge them, etc. not the citizen´s.I frequently carry concealed and shoot regularly. But I do not support firing shots at a perp who is fleeing. Bullets can penetrate several rooms of a home, injuring or killing the occupants. If you miss the perp, as is likely, you have no idea where that bullet will end up. Firing wild shots is absolutely reckless endangerment of everyone in the area of the shooter.Mr. Niederhauser was treated leniently and given a big break by the judge. He seems to generally be a law abiding individual and fortunately didn´t hit anyone. I´m glad he was treated leniently. I hope he pays attention in the concealed carry class. It doesn´t sound from the article that he got the message yet.
Buffalo Springfield warned us a long time ago:There´s something happenin´ hereWhat it is ain´t exactly clearThere´s a man with a gun over thereTellin´ me I got to bewareI think it´s time we stop, childrenWhat´s that sound?Everybody look what´s goin´ downWe are being conditioned and increasingly restrained, folks!FTA: "Niederhauser, a legal gun owner, had a concealed weapons permit for the .357 ... he used to intercept the burglars."He was charged with two counts of reckless endangerment."At a plea deal hearing,He apologized for firing the shots,Agreed to pay a $700 fine,Take a weapons class, andForfeit the weapon he used.[An apology, $700 to the state, insulting need to take a weapons class...and confiscation of his weapon!]Who was the victim in this case? Think he´ll ever get a CCP again? Did you think of George Zimmerman when you read this story? [You should have.]"Many are calling this arrest an unnerving warning of a precedent that will disallow other residents from taking similar actions in self defense."This is frightening, folks.
I know you can´t or shouldn´t shoot somebody in the back. But what is forboding about this is that guns are going to be confiscated from U.S. citizens. It will happen here.
The irony is that he probably would have had a lesser sentence if he didn´t have CCW. By virtue of his training he is held to a higher standard.
How do I know they are no longer a threat?!! A person breaks into my house and I don´t have the right to apprehend the criminal? As far as I´m concerned, you are a threat to my life until you are captured. How do I know they don´t have a weapon in the car down the street? How do I know they won´t be back for revenge?
I don´t see why they are taking his gun. That is just wrong. They are making him pay a fine AND give up an expensive weapon??? I am so sick of government and the stupid laws. Okay, maybe it was reckless but in the old days, the cops would have just slapped him on the wrist and said "don´t do it again". Nowadays, we have become so over-regulated and over-controlling that people defending themselves are now the criminals. Sick
There used to be a law that it was not illegal to shoot a perpetrator fleeing after committing a felony. I remember reading about it after a son shot a guy fleeing from a break-in at his mother´s house, after several past crimes where he had done a home invasion on her. This was in California - times have sure changed.To me it´s common sense that someone who has committed a felony on you shouldn´t be allowed to run free to victimize again, as if it were a children´s game. It´s sad to hear the repeated warnings to CCW holders, but the restriction is current law in most places.


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When Jason Hulbert first envisioned opening his own Jeep shop a few years ago, he arrived at the idea with a very different background and knowledge set than most others in the industry. With his parents owning Klamath Auto Wreckers - a yard that specializes in all things Jeep - he basically grew up in a huge Jeep graveyard. From the time he could walk, he was climbing and crawling over every Jeep model imaginable, learning every part and piece from the ground up, where it went, and how it worked. As it turns out, he couldn't have gotten a better education.
After years of reducing Jeeps to their component parts and pieces, Jason decided to put his unique experience to the task of building them up again, ready for whatever off-road rigors an owner could desire. And so Maxed Out Off-Road was born. Hulbert and company now have a slew of vehicles to their credit, but the most recent rig to roll out of their shop is the '06 Rubicon showcased here. Jason initially started the buildup with no particular customer in mind. And by the time the project was completed, he had decided to keep it for himself, both to promote the company and to provide him with a very capable trail rig.
As with most of its projects, Maxed Out got started on this one by pulling off all of the stock suspension components and installing an Nth Degree Mobility 6-inch long-arm kit. Combined with a set of Bilstein 5100 shocks, as well as a high-steer system and selectable sway-bar setup from TeraFlex, the Rubicon now had great suspension travel and reliable steering designed for hardcore use.
With Dana 44 axles front and rear, Jason felt fairly comfortable with the strength of the housings. For a little added protection, though, he bolted on front and rear differential skidplates from Nth Degree and then yanked the internals in favor of 4.88 gears from Sierra Gear, chrome-moly shafts from West Coast Differentials, and front and rear ARB lockers. This gear ratio is a perfect match for spinning the 36-inch Iroks: You get good power at slower speeds on the trail and don't wind-up your rpms on the highway. The air lockers are controlled from the dash via a Power Tank attached to the upper bar of the rollcage. This keeps it out of the way but easily accessible.
To provide plenty of power in the sand and mud (or just because), Maxed Out gave vent to its passion for building motors and dropped in a 4.7L stroker built in house. Backed up to the stock six-speed tranny and the NVG241OR Rubicon T-case, this little machine has plenty of power on tap for every occasion, especially with the Trailjammer kit from Edge Products tweaking the system for every ounce of horsepower and torque it can produce. Knowing that the OE driveshafts just would not take the abuse for long, Jason had Driveline Service in Klamath Falls, Oregon, build him a custom set of double-Cardan shafts, which have taken all of the abuse he's thrown at them so far.
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Labour and Wait: Simple, Honest Design
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- Founded: 2000
- Founded by: Rachel Wythe-Moran and Simon Watkins
- Headquarters: Shoreditch, London
Located in East London, Labour and Wait offers an evolving range of timeless, functional products for everyday life. Function, quality and good design are found in every product carefully curated in the shop.
Timeless, high-quality, functional, and well-designed products line the walls of the shop located in an old Truman Brewery pub in Shoreditch. The products featured in the shop include cleaning supplies, kitchenware, stationary, and bathroom supplies. The products may appear retro but they are not retro to be trendy, rather they are retro in the sense that many products made today are made cheaply and are not meant to last. Labour and Wait is confident that their products are made to last and will become instant favorites.
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It's a great store and the buying is spot-on, but you might want to adjust your '$' rating up a notch.
L&W is an expensive store whichever way you slice it, as shown by those willing to pay what equates to $53 for a dustpan and brush that would cost under $25 at Home Depot.
Don't forget that L&W also occupy a rather fitting concession in one of London's most expensive stores, the Comme-Des-Garçons-owned Dover Street Market.
That looks like the kind of store I would love to browse, and I would probably end up buying something like a fancy dusting brush (per N/B).I know that because I recently bought two specialty dusting brushes (hand made, wood handle, animal hair brushes...for fine dusting of tchotchkes) because they were just so darned pretty and -- I admit it -- archaic.
The sell a bread box for 135 GBP. That's over $200. Your price guide seems a bit off.
The idea for this shop is great. The prices seem high, unless the products are all sustainable, artisan made, fair trade.. you know. Something that justifies the higher price.
I think they cost that much because they're curated.
Lots of what's available at Labour & Wait is pricey, but some things like the enamel bakeware, candles, and glass bottles are on par (price-wise) as Ikea. This place is especially good for simple things, even more so if you don't have a car and can't drive out to the superstores to buy goods on the cheap.


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She played volleyball at North Alabama for three seasons, before transferring to Samford in December.
"It doesn't seem like long, but as the years go by you miss your family and we've always been a close family," said her mother, Merry Neisler. "She is one of 19 first cousins just on my side of the family. But we've always been close knit.
"When we celebrate, it's always family event. Whoever is the birthday child got to pick their favorite meal and when Caroline was little her favorite meal would be something like spaghetti noodles, rice and mac and cheese. And even though all three are a starch, that's what she'd get."
Shortly after transferring, Caroline became sick. She was diagnosed with leukemia May 1.
The funeral service will be Sunday at First Baptist Church of Jacksonville at 3 p.m. with visitation at 1.
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"She always gave 120 percent no matter what the situation was and always welcomed people. I never saw her treat anyone without respect and without kindness and I think that made her the person she was."
Neisler started for Clark her sophomore, junior and senior seasons. She helped the Golden Eagles to the Class 4A state championship in 2007 and 2008 and runner-up in 2009. She made all-state second team as a junior and first team as a senior. She graduated in 2010 after signing with UNA.
When Neisler wasn't on the court, she enjoyed being outdoors and participating in water sports while. Her mother said she was adventurous even at a young age, which earned her the nickname "Scrappy."
"She got her nickname when she was about 14 months old," Merry Neisler said.
"We lived in Pennsylvania and were having a community picnic and people had their lawn chairs spread out and Caroline would walk from one lawn chair to another. She'd get to one, climb in it, lean to one side and the whole chair would fall over.
"Caroline just got up and went over to the next lawn chair. One of my neighbors looked at me and my husband David and said, That is one of the scrappiest little girls I've ever seen.'"
Neisler also went on mission trips with her church, First Baptist of Jacksonville, each summer.
"There were many summers she could go on a medical mission trip to
Honduras," Merry Neisler said. "She'd be there for about a week and would usually go with a sister, her father and about 30 other people. It was an opportunity to go into a village that hadn't had medical care and it was also a chance to preach the gospel. It was really important for her."
Of her two sisters, Caroline was set to become the second to play at
Samford, following Elizabeth, who will graduate Saturday with a degree in exercise science. Katie, the youngest daughter, is a junior at Jacksonville
High and has committed to play at Samford.
"They're special people from a special family," Clark said. "They really took us to the next step with their involvement and the family being around.
Not only were they talented, but they were good people that people wanted to spend time with."
She also is survived by her father, David, and a brother, Allen.
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New On The Beach at John's Pass Village in Madeira Beach
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 8
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Beach Place
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$ 5,500 - $ 6,500 / month
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This 3/2 corner unit was completely stripped and redone in 2007. Over $75,000 was spent redesigning the interior taking full advantage of the windows looking out over John's Pass Village. The unit has new windows, A/C, Tile Floors, cabinets, counter tops, appliances, furnishings, bedding, and electronics including plasma TV's for the living area and master bedroom. From the balcony or the master bedroom, you can watch the family play in the pool or on the beach. If you have not viewed the incredible sunsets from this area, you are in for a real treat! John's Pass Village was completely remodeled in 2008 adding a Bubba Gump's and a host of new shops and services. This area has exploded into the number #1 family destination on the west coast of Florida. In this unit, you wont need to rent a car because you have everything you'll need just outside your front door. Check out our website for all the details!
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The views of the Beach and Ocean from your King Size Bed in the Master Bedroom while watching your favorite movie on the 42" wall hung Plasma TV or listening to your favorite tunes on the stereo system are breath taking. You'll also be able to get some work done in the office area or enjoy your private bath room before heading out on the balcony from your Master Befroom entrance.
The Second Bedroom has two double beds, a TV, and has a full bath just outside the door. The third bedroom looks out over John's Pass and has two twin beds, a TV, large closit and plenty of room for the kids to play. The laundry room has a washer and dryer and an area for you to store your beach chairs and coolers.
There are all new appliances in the Kitchen including ice maker and water filtering system in the side by side fridge. The new stove / oven, dishwasher, disposal, coffee maker, coffee bean grinder, blender, toaster oven, microwave, stereo, and all new cabinets, counter tops, 4 bar stools, and a clear view of the beach and John's Pass. From the dinning table that sits 4 to 6 people, you'll catch the same view, but can also see the beach and the ocean.
The living area has all new furniture including a denim couch & love seat, along with a 42" Plasma TV hanging from the wall. From the living room the views are incredible and can only be outdone by sitting out on the balcony where from this third floor corner unit, you can take in all the action from the beach, the pool, the ocean, and the boat traffic moving in and out the pass, and all the people exploring the village. Another nice feature of this unit is that it is next to the stairwell allowing you a quick in and out of the unit and avoiding the wait on an elevator. This unit comes with 2 parking spots, but if you need additional parking for your guests, the small park right next door offers plenty of parking at meters and also has a covered pavilion with picnic tables and outdoor grills. Check out our website for more details.
activities and attractions in Madeira Beach Gulf Coast Central
Right on the Beach for fun in the sun and water. The heated pool has plenty of lounge chairs and several thatch covered tables for lunch or getting out of the sun. Extra parking next door and a picnic area to grill a few of the fish you just caught from under the John's Pass Bridge.
John's Pass Village has restaurants, bars, shops, groceries, parties, sight seeing tours, charter fishing, waverunner rentals, boat rentals, Kayak rentals, and just about anything else you might want or need.
The trolley system runs by every 20 minutes and for $3.00 a day, you can explore the entire Gulf Coast from Clearwater Beach on the north to St Pete Beach on the south. It will also take you to the mall, downtown St Pete for a Rays game, or to any of our championship golf courses. Please check out our website for details of all the activites and attractions you have available to you when you rent this condo.
vacation rental rates
- November through May....$2,000 per week or $6,500 per month.
- June through October....$1,700 per week or $5,500 per month.
- 50% Security Deposit required to reserve unit and payment in full before arrival. A 20% deposit will be held open unit has been inspected.
- Rates are subject to a 12% state tax, but cleaning fee is included in the rate.
- Sorry, No Smoking in the unit and no Pets allowed on the property.
Linda Mills 813-924-8804
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Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Madeira Beach
- The best sand in the world!
- Fish, Swim, Boat, or Parasail
- The best sunsets in the world!
- John's Pass Village
- Gators on the Pass, Bubba Gump's, Bamboo Beer Garden
Top things to do on a budget
- Fish John's Pass
- Take the Trolley & explore Clearwater Beach to St Pete Beach
- Play on the beach and in the pool.
- Stroll through all the shops at John's Pass
- Grill out & watch the sun set over the Gulf of Mexico
Top things to do with a family
- Take the Dauphin tour or explore Edmont Key
- Explore the gulf coast by trolley
- Dance & Sing at the Bamboo Beer Garden
- Take the Pirates Ship Intercoastal Cruise
- Rent Bikes and explore Treasure Island
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Adeir, that picture is very beautiful and intriguing. I would love the recipe in English.
The recipe below is in the site of CEPLAC (government company that researches cocoa plantations in Brazil). Unhappily all of the information are in Portuguese, but they can be translated with an electronic translator. There is, also, recipes for an alcoholic drink and home-made chocolate. See in:
"Filter 2 liters of cocoa nectar (or cocoa honey) in fine cloth and spill in a container of stainless steel or aluminum beating; Increase 1 Kg of refined and light sugar and put in the high fire, moving with a teflon spoon or of wood, until to boil and to dissolve the sugar completely; Let to boil from 10 to 20 minutes, to depend on the stove type and burners, until obtaining the point. Point: Dip a skimmer or spoon and soon afterwards, lift a height above the steams liberated by the heating of the mixture. Tilt to pick so that it allows to spill the jelly. In case it forms a fine layer (a small drop similar to bee honey) in the border of the skimmer, it is in the ideal point. At this time, add to the jelly lemon drops or citric acid solution. Move the mixture well and turn off the fire With the jelly hot. Put in packing that allows hermetic (without entrance of air) closing and remove the foam with a spoon. Close the pots tightly and leave capsized them from 3 to 5 minutes to guarantee the best conservation of the product. After this period, return the pots to the normal position".
Cocoa gelly taste very good and diferent from all the gelly you have tried in the past...
We sold cacao jelly through the internet to Brazil. We have pure jelly, with pepper, and with ginger. See in:
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John S. Wiggs Student Endowed Scholarship 2011-12 recipient, Andrew Bruenderman is a first-year Masters candidate in the Masters of Healthcare Administration program. A native of Kentucky, Andrew was born and raised in Louisville. As a Kentucky Governor's Scholar, Andrew chose to attend UK after being awarded the Presidential Scholarship. He received his BA in Finance and Marketing from the University of Kentucky in 2011. Two of Andrew's writing pieces in the Gatton Student Research Publication; one an essay on the McDonaldization of America and the other a group work on the study of drunk driving within Lexington. Andrew has been a member of the men's club volleyball team for four years at UK. He currently works as a graduate assistant in the College of Public Health, an administrative intern at the Gill Heart Institute, and a field services intern for Kentucky Utilities. After receiving his Masters in Healthcare Administration, Andrew plans to pursue an administrative career at a not-for-profit hospital system or children's hospital.
Established in honor of James W. Holsinger, Jr., M.D., Ph.D., he currently serves as the Charles T. Wethington, Jr. Chair in the Health Sciences at the University of Kentucky. From 1994 to 2003, he served as Chancellor of the University of Kentucky Medical Center with responsibility for the Colleges of Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy, Health Sciences, Public Health and Dentistry.
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There is a lot more to learn about the new drugs. One thing that seems clear, however, is that they will be effective at eradicating hepatitis C virus (as previously mentioned, upwards of 85% effective). We still will need to learn what combinations are best and for how long it is necessary to treat patients. We also will need to learn more about the drugs' side effects, which will happen once they are used in larger numbers of patients. Nevertheless, this is an exciting time for the treatment of chronic infection with hepatitis C virus.
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